Impost-her Syndrome: Why We Never Feel Good Enough? - Rilegato

Brites, Rafa

 
9781966892007: Impost-her Syndrome: Why We Never Feel Good Enough?

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Have you ever felt like you are never good enough? This way of thinking is a common struggle that affects women everywhere. You might be one of us. In this book, I talk about my experiences dealing with this syndrome and its complications. I also give you tips on how to control it instead of letting it control you.

Imposter Syndrome is used widely in books with a unisex tone regarding this subject, and even some novels have it as a book title. However, "Impost-her Syndrome" carries in itself the subject matter of women. This book speaks about and uplifts the aspects of pleasure, self-sabotage, menstruation, and how to love all of that while dissolving the syndrome.

No one expects anything other than who you are, your qualities, and your flaws. If someone judges you, be supportive of this confession. If you make a mistake, use it to your advantage by demonstrating vulnerability.

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Informazioni sull'autore

Rafa Brites was born in Porto Alegre, in the south of Brazil. She is a successful influencer, has worked as a reporter for the morning show "Mais Você," and was one of the hosts of the reality show "Superstar," produced by Rede Globo TV.With her social media presence of over 2M Instagram followers, her first book published in Brazil is already a best-seller. Now, she is furthering the message of women's empowerment to overcome the imposter syndrome with the English edition of her book titled Impost-her Syndrome: Why We Never Feel Good Enough?

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9781966892137: Impost-her Syndrome: Why We Never Feel Good Enough?

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ISBN 10:  1966892136 ISBN 13:  9781966892137
Casa editrice: WeBook Publishing, 2025
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